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Romania Battles State Actors in Cyberspace

The NATO member aims to be a regional security center.

Romanian soldiers at a Romanian air base render honors with U.S. forces commemorating the 74th anniversary of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. Romania’s growing activities with fellow NATO members include greater information sharing on cyberspace.

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New Network Increases Speed, Security for AFCEA Headquarters

Donated by Brocade, a strategic partner of AFCEA that provided full installation and training, the network replaced a legacy system that was long out of warranty with one incorporating open standards and mechanisms for meeting cybersecurity threats as they develop.

Incoming: Air Superiority Is a National Defense Imperative

I suspect it is no surprise to the men and women who read SIGNAL Magazine that the U.S. Air Force is facing readiness and modernization challenges after 25 years of continuous combat.

Chinese Hackers, Businesses and Government Coordinate Cyber Efforts

The Middle Kingdom’s online strategies may owe more to Sun Tzu than to Moore’s law.

People’s Liberation Army (PLA) personnel stand in front of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Long-standing traditions, beliefs and doctrine underpin many PLA activities in cyberspace.

Speaking With One Voice

The U.S. Army synchronizes operational priorities with technological imperatives via a road map for network modernization.

Soldiers from the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, recently trained using network-equipped vehicles at the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) at Fort Polk, Louisiana.

The Art of Noise

U.S. Army researchers are developing an encrypted waveform designed to mask radar emissions and boost system performance.

Industry Aims to Simplify Interoperability

A new solution could improve communications across radio systems.

A 25th Infantry Division specialist conducts data and chat communications using a Mobile User Objective System (MUOS). The division’s top signal officer says he wants to get his hands on a new industry-developed cross-banding solution that will improve interoperability between U.S. forces and Pacific Rim partners.

Stemming the Shortage of STEM Workers

It begins with improving education for girls.

Natalie Givans, senior vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton, says businesses and other organizations must appeal to the passions of young women who are well-qualified for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) jobs to draw them to these disciplines.

Persistence Pays Off

For some women, following the dream of a computer-programming career takes a pretty indirect route. Consider Mylene Frances Lee, who landed at ASM Research despite earning a seemingly unrelated degree in family life and child development.

Engineering always fascinated Mylene Frances Lee, a technical team lead at ASM Research. After trying a couple of other fields, she landed a job in technology 21 years ago and has watched the woman-led company go from 40 employees to more than 400.